Product Composition and Structure
This SKU is composed of human hair collected and processed as raw virgin bundles with single-drawn sorting to retain cuticle alignment. Single-drawn indicates the weft contains a predominance of full-length strands with reduced short hairs, which improves bundle volume consistency and reduces variability in finished lengths. Cuticle continuity supports heat styling and repeated handling during finishing and retail preparation.
Functional Performance & Operational Efficiency
Wave retention: the body wave pattern is a structural attribute of the bundle. It decreases the need for repeated heat-setting at the finishing stage and improves throughput on packing lines. Handling durability: raw virgin bundles with intact cuticles exhibit lower fiber breakage during combing and machine sewing, reducing rework. Storage and conditioning: maintain controlled humidity and avoid prolonged direct sunlight to preserve wave definition and prevent dryness in storage.
Processing Insight
During quality control, inspect bundles for consistent wave repeat, minimal tangles, and uniform tip-to-root density. Typical acceptance checks include a cuticle alignment visual test, a tensile spot-check on random bundles, and a length uniformity check across a lot sample. If private-label labelling is requested, sample approval is required to lock label placement and carton artwork prior to bulk packing; this prevents delays in the 15–25 day production window.
Application & Industry Deployment
Distributor restock
Buyer role: inventory manager for restock planning. Constraint: consistent lot-level texture and length for shelf presentation. Outcome: predictable replenishment cadence enabled by MOQ 100 and 15–25 day lead time.
Retail chain stocking
Buyer role: retail merchandiser preparing display-ready bundles. Constraint: retail-ready finish and private-label carton alignment. Outcome: reduced finishing time and simplified SKU labeling via agreed sample layout.
Seasonal distribution planning
Buyer role: category planner for seasonal promotions. Constraint: batch shade and texture continuity across repeated shipments. Outcome: lot traceability and bulk carton packing support predictable promotional releases.
Quality Differentiator
This SKU uses single-drawn sorting to limit shorter fibers in the bundle, which improves visual density and reduces finishing waste. That sorting step is a measurable QA checkpoint and useful when comparing adjacent grades that use mixed-draw techniques.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the minimum order quantity and repeat supply capability for these human hair body wave extensions? MOQ is 100 units. Repeat supply aligns to the same MOQ with typical production lead time of 15–25 days; larger volume bands can extend lead time and will be specified during order confirmation.
- How does pricing vary for different hair grades and lengths? Pricing depends on grade (raw/virgin), length band, and single-drawn versus mixed-draw sorting. Longer lengths and stricter draw specifications increase cost due to lower yield per donor batch; request a price schedule tied to length bands and grade for precise quotes.
- Are any compliance or quality documentation options available for bulk hair extension orders? Certificate downloads listed for shipment readiness include IEC Export License and GST Registration Certificate. Batch-level traceability and sample-based QC reports can be provided on request to support import checks.
- What packaging and lead-time should I expect for wholesale shipments? Standard packing is bulk cartons with lot tags and inner poly bags. Lead time is typically 15–25 days; private-label carton layouts require prior sample approval which can add to the schedule if not finalized before production.
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